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New Zealander, Volume 8, Issue 675, 2 October 1852, Page 1

NEW GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.

TH E Undersigned begs to announce to the inhabitants of Auckland and th< Public in general, that he has opened i GROCERY BUSINESS, in Queen-street, adjoining the "Wheat Shea Inn," where he hopes, by strict attention U 'business and keeping every article of llu best quality, to secure a share of their kinc patronage. Archibald Somerville. Auckland, October 1, 1852.

REMUERA DAIRY. THE Undersigned begs to inform the Publ ic generally that having taken a lease of the XtXHVXUEB, & FAXMW, WITH ONE HUNDRED DAIRY COWS, he is prepared to supply them with Milk at TWO-PENCE PER. QITAXbT, at his Shop in Queen-street, (next door to Mr. Keightley, Watchmaker,) or THR.EJB-PE3V CE B BXX VBB.EB, The attention of Families is particularly invited to this Establishment, as they may depend on a regular supply throughout the year, without adulteration. ! Butter and Cheese of the best quality. Robert Rorertson. Auckland

Oct^jU^ AUCKLAND SAVINGS BANK. A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the -£-*- Trustees will be held at the Union Bank of Australia, on Tuesday, the sth inst., at twelve o'clock, noon. (By order) Alex. Kerr, xVccountant. Ist October, 1852.

ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY. THE Quarterly General Meeting of the Society, will he beld at the "Masonic Hotel," on Tuesday, the sth October, at 8 o'clock p.m. By order Alex. Kerr, Secretary and Treasurer. Sept. 30lh, 1852.

TO STAND THIS SEASON. THE YOUNG HORSES, "BRITAIN" and « COLONEL," at the Windsor Castle stables. Terms £1 15s. (Groom included.) All monies for services of these Horses to be paid on, or before the 31st December. Thos. Johnson. Parnell, Sept. 18, 1852. i

THE following well-known Horses will stand to cover this season at the Stables of Williamson & Crumbier, East Epsom. , " CHLOROFORM," Thoroughbred. Terms . . £5 ss. Should any mares not prove to this horse, they will be entitled to service next year, free of charge. "LINCOLN," I Draught. Terms £2 ss. " COLONEL," Draught. Terms £2 ss. The pedigree of these Horses can be seen at the proprietors. N.B.— All Mares to be paid for by the Ist of January, 1853. Williamson & Cruumbii. September 14, 1852. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BAY OF ISLANDS ELECTORAL DISTRICT. GENTLEMEN,— I have received from so many electors, who voted for one or other of my opponents at the late election, assurances of regret that they had promised their votes before they were aware of my intentions, that I cannot for one moment doubt the favourable result of another election. While therefore I take this method of returning my thanks to those who, on the late occasion, favoured me with their suffrages, and to those who expressed regret at being unable to do so, I beg leave also to announce my intention to offer myself for your support on the next occasion. It is my opinion that the Bill giving a new Constitution to New Zcalaud would, with more or less of modification, have become law before the dissolution of Parliament, and that there consequently must be another election within six or eight months at the farthest. The probability, however, is that the recently elected Council will not meet, and that a new election will take place within as many weeks. I have the honor to remain, Gentlemen, Your most obedient servant, James Busry